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Mercer Honored With AACUL 'Eagle Award'

By Jim Rubenstein

Michael Mercer, president/CEO of the Georgia Credit Union Affiliates, has been honored with the American Association of Credit Union Leagues' Eagle Award, one of its highest honors.

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Wolters Kluwer Acquires BANCO, to Provide Customized E-Documents to Auto Lenders

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January 30, 2007

Mica and McCrery Look for Common Interests

CUNA President/CEO Dan Mica met with ranking member of the House Ways and Means Committee Jim McCrery (R-La.) on Capitol Hill Jan. 23 to discuss credit unions' interest in working with other financial institutions for progress on issues of common interest, including data security and improving financial services capabilities in...

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January 30, 2007

Financial Planning Programs Cry Out for Advisers that 'Get' Credit Union Philosophy

Financial planning has taken on several different meanings over the past few years as retirees are living longer and trillions of dollars of wealth are poised to pass between generations over the next decade.

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January 30, 2007

Orange County Teachers FCU Finding HLPR Program Is One Way to Battle Home Affordability Problem in Southern California

If the housing prices are dipping significantly someone forgot to notify Southern California.

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January 30, 2007

Financial Trades to ID Theft Task Force: Merchant and Processor Oversight, Liability Needed

Financial institution trade associations told the President's Identity Theft Task Force that their members are regulated enough and that merchants and processors require greater accountability.

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January 30, 2007

Challenging Conventional Wisdom Federal Reserve Report Argues Payday Lending Not Predatory

In a challenge to what has become conventional wisdom in many quarters, a research report prepared for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York argues payday lending is not necessarily predatory lending.

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January 30, 2007

Conditional Centrix Sale Approved by Court; Sutton to Retain Some Ownership but Have No Operational Position

Credit unions with Centrix Financial subprime loans in their portfolio were hopeful last week that a bankruptcy court's tentative approval of the company's sale might improve service performance. "The final changes made in the settlement appear to alter service agreement terms and for some credit unions that might prove helpful...

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January 23, 2007

Multi-Owned and Wholly-Owned CUSOs Focus in Different Areas

They are both cooperative organizations owned by credit unions, but multi-owned CUSOs and wholly-owned CUSOs have different focuses.

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Mercer Honored With AACUL 'Eagle Award'

Wolters Kluwer Acquires BANCO, to Provide Customized E-Documents to Auto Lenders

Lafayette Members Say They Have Enough Signatures, Still Gathering More

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

Mica and McCrery Look for Common Interests

Financial Planning Programs Cry Out for Advisers that 'Get' Credit Union Philosophy

Orange County Teachers FCU Finding HLPR Program Is One Way to Battle Home Affordability Problem in Southern California

Financial Trades to ID Theft Task Force: Merchant and Processor Oversight, Liability Needed

Challenging Conventional Wisdom Federal Reserve Report Argues Payday Lending Not Predatory

Conditional Centrix Sale Approved by Court; Sutton to Retain Some Ownership but Have No Operational Position

Multi-Owned and Wholly-Owned CUSOs Focus in Different Areas